This is a book called The Color of Water. This was Georgia's Summer Reading and I downloaded it and went,

huh, that's an interesting book. I think we should read and discuss that book.

If you haven't read it, I recommend it. It wasn't my most favorite book I've ever read on the

planet, but definitely was worth reading. I learned a lot and it was written in a very interesting

way. We discussed it in the podcast.

Kirsten Kathy and I discuss the book and a lot of other things. We kept kind of

wandering off topic in this episode, which is kind of the best episodes to me is because that's what a real conversation is.

It never stays on topic. You always kind of wander on and off.

But it was a really good book. So I hope you read it and enjoy it or listen to it on

audiobook. Books are so enriching. I think they exercise a muscle we don't use enough anymore in that kind of long-term focus and in your imagination.

You know when you look at Instagram all day, there's nothing left to the imagination.

But when you read, you have to visualize and imagine what these people look like or how they

behave.

Even in a memoir, you know, you don't know what people look like necessarily, and I think it's so good for your brain to just escape into your imagination with the help of a really good writer.

And this was a good book, and yeah, we enjoyed it. So I hope you enjoy our discussion. I have a group on my Facebook page for book clubs.

This will be in my Facebook group. So if you want to go in there and chat about this book or any books we've had book clubs on please feel free. I'll try to drop in from time to time and and put my two cents in.

But yeah, check out all my Facebook groups.

I have one on parenting, I have one on money,

I have one on depression,

and I definitely have a book club and a few more so just check them out and

thanks for showing up every week. Thanks for all your positive

encouragement and thank you for your suggestions for

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